Once a soldier, now an explorer, Levison Wood has walked through some of the most rugged, remote places on earth, and has written brilliantly about his adventures along the Nile, the Arabian Peninsula, the Himalayas, and the spine of the Americas. He has also taken some amazing photos along the way, and this album gathers 140 of his finest. Arranged in four sections—Frontiers, Conflict, Heritage, and Community—these large, often dramatic images document the people that he met and they places where they live, including Dagestani horsemen of the Caucasus and Congolese boys riding a homemade chukudu, a dhow fisherman on the Arabian Sea and a tiny shepherdess in Ethiopia.